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Khodorkovsky of YUKOS Oil Co
The US newspapers are reporting the arrest of billionaire Mikhail
Khodorkovsky of YUKOS Oil Co., on fraud, forgery, and other charges. Of course, they make no mention of his being part of the Jewish Mafia, or even the the politically correct "Russian" mafia. Nor do they mention the recent historic merger between two large oil companies - Yukos and Sibneft chaired by Roman Abramovich, another member of the mob. I see a connection here to Afghanistan. Afghanistan lies geographically on the route of a planned pipeline from the Yukos Caucasian oil fields, to the seaport of Gwadar on the Arabian Sea. As more details surface, it becomes obvious that this savage incursion into Afghan territory has less to do with accused terrorist mastermind Osama bin Laden and more to do with Washington' s plans for oil and political hegemony in the Caspian region. The Taliban became the fly in the ointment when the refused to allow the construction of this pipeline through Afghanistan, after Pakistan had approved of it. This came to light in Houston at a conference held for this endeavor on Dec. 7th 1997. Unocal invited a Taliban contingency to visit them in Houston, Texas, housed them in five-star hotels, and dined them at the home of a Unocal VP. Hamid Karzai, an old friend of the Bush family, represented Unocal. I think it is no coincidence that Karzai was appointed by Bush to Govern Afghanistan. At this conference, the Taliban also announced that henceforth, the cultivation of poppies for the drug trade was forbidden. Bad Taliban! Before the ban, Afghanistan was the number one supplier. Perhaps this is an example of what Mahathir Mohamad, Prime Minister of Malaysia, properly noted that "... the Jews rule this world by proxy. They get others to fight and die for them.". Could be.
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